The Humane AI Pin became something of the poster boy for failed AI products after the much-hyped AI device was finally released to a slew of disastrous reviews from members of the technology press.

PIN AI, a Bay Area-based AI startup, is rolling out what it calls the “personal AI network” with the launch of a mobile application this week, complete with a native large language model ...

While these sentiments might seem pretty harsh, it’s important to remember that Humane and its ex-Apple, myth-building founder, Imran Chaudhri, had been hyping the AI Pin for years as something ...

Humane’s AI Pin launched with a ton of hype, but less than a year later, HP is buying the compan,y and its device business will shut down after February 28th.

Humane's highly anticipated Ai Pin is finally here — and some people in tech don't have nice things to say about it. Humane — which was founded by ex-Apple designers Imran Chaudhri and Bethany ...

So far, we’ve got cute orange AI gadgets like the Rabbit R1, as well as something as fine as the Humane AI Pin. One brand is even making an AI pendant. Some of them only listen.

The AI Pin allows you to “access the power of compute while remaining present in your surroundings, fixing a balance that’s felt out of place for some time now,” Chaudhri said.

The AI Pin snaps a photo with its camera, pings some image recognition models, figures out what I’m looking at, scours the web for reviews, and returns it back.

The Ai Pin’s egg-shaped charging case is cute and stows a Battery Booster, but it doesn’t have further utility other than for charging. 6. Connect to USB-C devices.

On the front is a 2.88-inch touch-sensitive display, a button you can press to talk with the machine à la the Humane AI Pin, and a 360-degree rotating camera ready for video calling.

Take a look at the thing above while I tell you what it is and does. It’s Humane’s Ai Pin, a $699 AI device you’re supposed to wear on your clothing.It looks like a tiny iPhone, or a larger ...